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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Shot Dead in a Saloon.

Special to the Ipdianapoiis Journal
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Nov- 19.-Cleo Straub and
Levi Beard, the latter saloon keeper, engaged in
fight tonight, resulting in the fatal shooting of
Straub by Beard. The shooting occurred in Boards
place of business Three shots took effect and death
resulted instantly. Straub about twenty-five
years Of age and unmarried. Beard has a wife and
daughter. He was arrested
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
The National Grange.

LANSING, Mich, Nov 19.-At the morning session
of the National Grange resolution was passed look
ing with favor upon cooperative societies. but de-
nouncng all forms of socialism and anarchy. Invita-
rions to meet next year at Topeka, KAN and At
lanta. Ga. received. In the afternoon the
Grange visited the Reform School and Agricultural
College, and this evening attended reception at
Mayor Donovan's Tomorrow memorial services for
the Grange dead will be held at the Capitol.
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New York Antt-saloon Renub1,cans.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The New York State Anti
saloon Republican League has issued address to
the Republicans of the State calling upon all who
interested in the movement place the party in the
State on platform of open opposition to the saloon
to meet with the league in conference at Syracuse
Dec. 10 and 16 The call declares that late cleo
ton demonstrated that the liquor interest rallied its
entire force against the Republican candidates; that
the Republican party therefore, has nothing to lose
by taking open stand against liquor. and asserts
that 1t has much to gain evidenced in the results
achieved by the Republicans in Pennsylvania
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Mormon Church Property Seized.

SALT LALE CITY Nov. 19.-United States Marshal
Dyer. as receiver of the Mormon church property,
to-day seized all personal property in the Temple
block and tithing office This property is claimed by
over to him before the passage of the law
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Coal Breakers Burned.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 19.-Coxe Bros. & Co.'S,
No. 2 model breaker, Hazleton, burned to
the ground this m morning Loss $75, 900; insurance
$50 900. A breaker also destroyed by fire this
morning at Delano. 1t belonged to the New Buck
Mountain Company. Loss, $50. 900; partly insured.
There that appeals had been sent to Gov.
Beaver for troops to protect the mine property No
appeal no has been to the Governor. and
Is believed here and throughout the mining district
that the miners have had nothing whatever to DO
with the burning of the breakers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Steamship News.

LONDON Nov. 19.-Arrived: Canada from New
York
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 10 - Arrived Barrowmore
from Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 19--Arrived; Etruria from
New York, for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Arrived Umbria from
LIVERPOOL: La ChampaigEe from Hayre.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
Forfeited His Bond.

Special to the indianapolis JournaI.
HUNTINGDON, Ind, Nov 19.-About four weeks
ago one Fred eau lkns, whose residence is unknown
appeared in this county with number of notes given
by farmers to the famous Bohemian oats swindlers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
IIInes. of Bisbop BedeIL.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. ia dispatch from Gam
bier, o.. says that Bishop Bedel of the Episcopal
diocese of Cleveland, is seriously ILL., He has been
sick since Tuesday and to-day his condition became
critical that counsel of physicians held. His
disease is acute Inflammation of the prostate gland
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-20
The ST. Louis Passenger Rate War

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-The Ohio & Mississippi rail-
road knocked another dollar off the New York rate
this afternoon, and the Beeine and the Vandalia
dropped to SCI. The Wabash has not yet responded.
1t is thought that this furry in rates is de-
signed TO bring about revision of the schedule, it
being said that what is known the Cincinnati
agreement is satisfactory.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Private letters received in
this city from Panama report follows: No work of
any Importance is being done the canal. Two lead
ing firms of contractors said to be embarrassed
financially. Another prom inent contractor claims
$500. 600 from the company. Several mpor-
tant judgments have been fled against the com
pany and several seizures and sales advertised.
1.-The canal is practically dead Already said promi-
nent engineer the other day, though the efforts in
Paris to galvanize the remains may keep up appear
ance of life for some time come
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that the interview between the Car and EN-
reror William will not much improve the rela-
tons between Germany and Russia
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Six Men KILLED.

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Nov. 19.-The boiler in W u
Wilson g. Co.'S saw-1nill, nine miles from here, ak
ploded this morning. killing the proprietor, five
workmen, and injuring a number of others
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Preparing to Look Pleasant.

Omaha Word
Husband-The photographer is ready to take
your picture, guess.
pleasant
Wife-(before the cameral-Afy dear, think
you'd better go into the other room
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Now the Fourth of July was Obsers-
 ed in Prescott.

l There had been no extensive prepa
 m Prescott. and the day came very
 near passing without any observance
 whatever. But early yesterday cIii,
 zen committee, headed by Hon. Robert
 Connell and James Guild, hurredly 1 made pr sparations for observing II m a
 proper manner. A speakers stand Was quickly erected at the northwest cor
 ner of the plaza, the services oi the
 Ninth Infantry band were secured and
 other preparations were made Tor the
 due observance of oTr grea, national
 natal day. While the arrangements
 were very hastily made, they were very
 thorough and nothing WAS leit undone
 to make the celebration 4 credit Ia the ! managers.
 Whatever may toe said oi the decline of the spirit of Independence Day cele-
 brations, of late y.ars. there certainly
 is no lack oi patriotism in this locality The programme prepared Was carrled | out, and then the enthusiasm boiled over and the people celebrated on their own account.
 At t4 o'clock in tine afternoon d sud den shower of rain and hail came up. md threatened for 4 short time to in teriere, but Tn short time the clouds dispersed and the exercises Were gone through with without d hitch.
 At I 30 m the afternoon the Ninth Infantry band paraded the streets, the fire companies turned out and, after marching around the plaza, came to Il halt in front of the speakers stand, on the corner oi Montezuma and Gurley streets. where the services of the day We're immediately proceeded with.
 Judge W. 0. O'Neill was chosen tO preside, and introduced Hon. Robert Connell, who stepped forth to read the Declaration of Independence, which was done in Il very impressive manner. He read with emphasis, and spirit, and received prolonged ovation upon re- tiring.
 Then came more music, and the president was happy to announce that Col. L. r. Eggers would deliver the ad- dress
 Col Eggers then stepped to the front of the platform, and delivered one of his characteristic addresses, which was listened to by tn. assmblage with the closest attention, and enthusiastically cheered the speaker at i,s conclusion.
 The band then treated the people | with more music, and the crowd dis per>ed, well satisfied with the manner in which the day had been observed 1 here. And while it would seem tha, the American people think they cannot | { ike one day in all the year from bu>i- ness todevote to the honor and glorj oi | this great republic and its fathers, there really Is no decline in the American patriotic feeling, and the fact that the | successful celebration here, which was at a very late hour and had no previous announcement, Is conclu- .ive evidence that the spirit of '16 ami mates the young patriots, as Il did our fathers who laid the foundations of this nation at Bunker Hill and Lex ington.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
OUR TERRITORY.
Chips From Our Territorial Ex.
 changes.

\ brewery Is spoken oi in Tempe. The "horribles" paraded at Nogales Florence consumes half lon of ics
 daily
 The Maricopa station has been ahand oned
 The Bisbee steam road wagon is al work again. The Phenix Gazette has been enlarg l e'i to eigut pages. Patsy Collins has been installed a, postmaster at kingmsn. Hon. T. F. Weedin has been elected , school trustee at Florence. Fifty votes were cast at the lat, school election at Nogales- A po,tottice has been established al Red Rock, Pinal county. \ telephone line Is talked oi between Phenix and the insane asylum.
 Tom Brown talks oi moving his Mari copa hotel building to PheIN.
 The po>toftice at Maricopa has been
 discontinued and the town i, deeerted
 The streets of Ference are kept in a
 passable condition by the chain-gang
 Francisco Espargu, prominent
 T I.. T.. The August term of the district court
 of Apache county has been postponed
 until Monday, September l2th.
 Rev. J. NJ. Fowler. oi Phenix. has
 gone to Kentucky to spend his vaca- tion.
 Mrs. Ella B Vinson, wife oi MT. J.
 S. Vinson. died, in Phenix. last Tues
 day.
 John I. Ginn. formerly oi the Nogales Frontier. is now mining m the Ssbinal district.
 Nah-Diz-Az, the Apache murderer oi Lieut.. Mott, will be taken to an Illinois penitentiary to serve his sentence. The first weeks earnings of the DOT ton of the railroad finished to Tempe footed up in the neighborhood of $500 MT. Schnider, of Whipple. will short ly go to Phenix to relieve Q. l.. Pease the operator there, who Is on the sick list.
 Articles of incorporation of the Phe- nix city water works company have been filed in the county recorders office of Maricops county. General Miles considers favorably the proposition to establish military post in the vicinity oi Globe. The Phenix Gazette denies the exist ence of any courageous diseases in that city or any oi the surrounding camps Mrs Lille Court. the woman who was recently shot. and thought to be mor,ally wounded, at Phenix, Is recoy. ering.
 II Is said that Judge John Haynes, oi Tucson, and NIT. Mitchell. of Tomb stone, have formed law copartnership and will locate in Los Angeles. Several thousand head of beef cattle have been driven from the mountain
 ranges to the alfalfa pastures of the Sal,
 river valley the present year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Safety from Malaria.

Th, most vigorous constitution. and the strongest physique. are not proof against disease, the germs of which imrrc.u5te the air We breathe and the water we drink. The pure prepar ative, thr surest defense. is to iortify the sys- tenn with medicine which possesses specific virtues as a safeguard and rem edv. Ho>tetter'> stomach bitters is preci-ely thi- ariicls-proved by con elusive test, Co be so. Not only on this continent. wherever mia,ma gives birth tc the maiIriAl infection. bu, in the tropics. where fever and ague assumes IL m, >t malignant types. this iucom- uarahl, popular and deserving medi- cine has. for over d thir,i oi a century, shown iJ> e.hAoy. Chill> and fever. dumb ague. bilious remittent alike weld io its influence and are prevented
 by it. The word iail' has no place in
 the lexicon uf possibilities when this peerless article l. used. IL tones the stomach, arou>e> the liver when slug gi-h and promotes healthful activity of the kidneys and bladder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Saved His Life.

Dr D. l. Wilco1>on. oi Horse Cave Ny, says he ws>. for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic. also Diabetes tine pains were almost uncomfortable and would sometimes almost throw him into conyulsion-. He tried Electric Bitter, and got relief from the first bottle aud after taking SIX bottles wts entirtly cured and bad gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died, had 1t not been for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters Sold at fifty cents bottle by C. :. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford 70 vast time in experimenting when your lung ore in danger. Consumption alw4y- seems al
 first, only cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose some cheap imitation of Dr. king's New Di,coyery for Con sumption. Cough, aud Colds. but be sure you get the genuine. Because he can make more profit he may tell you he has something just a> gc'i or just the same. Don't be deceived, bu, in si>t upon getting Dr King New Di~- coyery which is guaranteed s. give Ie- lief in all Throat, Lung aui Ches; affections Trial bottles free at (. =. Hutchin>On's Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Wednesdays Edition
The Nogale- News is dciunct.

The Nogale- News is jetunct Gco. Naele has gone ,o California or business
 Ben Goodrich has moved from Tomb l stone to pneuiX
 Heavy Pains are now of daily occur renee in th.s vicinity
 Flagstaff, jail doe- not s, em to hol, prisoner, any better thaa -eive will hold water. NIT. Burger> the newly appoiuted register of the land office, started io, Prescott several days ago.
 Mes,rs r r DAgg-, ?. Gnmer and J. R. kilpatrick have been selected as school trustees et Flagstaff
 \ woman was arrested in Tombstone while masqueradiug in male attire. The petite size of her feet was The. give-sway.
 A man named Carnegie Was severely injured at the depot. yesterday, by a fall from hand-cIr He j. under the care cf Dr. Hal-ey
 The last spike has been driven on the Phenix and MariCopa railroad, and the first train reached the former place on the morning of the Fourth
 A man has been fined Sl00 and costs. amounting to SIPS -, at Flagstaff, for firing his pistol in the public streets He now thinks Il very costly am se- ment.
 Adolph Liebenow, of Phenix, charged with shooting Mrs Court, has been held in the sum ol 5000 to avai- the ac- tion of the grand jury The bal was furnished and be was released
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Price List.

Fine India cauHe underve-ts io, ladie. and misses. 35 to jo cents, al MrS -ullivans
 The Lsngtry, an elegant corset, 9O cents, at Mrs Sullivsn-
 Fine ladies' hose, l0 to j1 cents. a, Mrs. >ullyan'>
 A nice line oi Summer gloves, 70 tO B cents, a, Mir. Sullivan',
 Nice straw hats for boys, very cheap, at Mrs Sullivans
 \ full .tocs oi ladies and children : goods, including shoes and slippers, a' Mrs. ~ulllval's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Unnecessary Misery.

Probably a> much misery comes from hahitual constipation d. from any de rlusymout e.. tae functions oi tAe body and r i- difficult [. cure. for the reason that uu un, llk.- to take th- medicines usually pr,~.ribel. Hamburg Figs wtr, prepared e. ob,iate this difficulty and they will h, iound pleasant to the taste ui women and children. - cents A an drugg-t- J J. Mack x C.. propriejHIs. .. r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Ladies,
rh- usr-o,s' .f Toot. s.u,.,nx Gene

Diamond dyes ai Dr. Rotin-on'- drug store. rh- -Bsrrois' "f Toots Vass,nE Gene Drs. D. ani J. Pentiand have, after considerable exFen-e, commenced the aal UisctUTs cf nitrous oxide gas Tor h absolutely painless extraction" oi teeth. They vii continue to keep E good .upi,y always ou hand Of pure fresh gas, so that the mo-t timid may ao lo7ger d-eJd the extraction of trouble .nf teeth. r
 Three meals for Sl at the sherman House. formerly Dan H..tL's hotel.
 A5-.f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Prices al Reta !.

Cabbage | cts a H., onions. dry. 6 cts.-green c;s: potatoes, To -' { els. green peppers; kolk-rahi: caui i.wer> sage. parsley, thyme. mustard ud best greens. flowers etc, etc.. at tae Pres cot Garden.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Prevailing direction oi wind ' a III. 3 and II ?. m) :. ".
 Total movement of wind, j,'i40 milcs. Highest velocity of wind, g miles, :. w direction. on the i3;h Total precipitation O J. Numher oi days on which .Oi inch of more of precipitation fell 3
 Total precipitation (n inches and IL, l.i. q. .f a .....--sI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Something New

Fruit drops and tablets made from the pure luios of fruits and sugar First ever imported to Prescott, just received A. Dr. ROhin.On'> drug sioru. T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Ait.tl hundreitl

Number If clear days. l9. Number oi fair days, II.
 Number of cloudy days, Q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Nc1tCe.

Notice is hereby given that storage will be charged on all auction goods IT. maining in my store after June lst.
 ! l.. FISHER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Rather exciting reports arc received from Willcox regarding the ntv min ing distrie, recently discovered near Fort Grant All oi ihe ledra> are -e- ported to b. large and well defined a.-l to average rich in gold and silver
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Price List Of Shoes.

The following list will give some idea of my prices for ladies, misse. and | chIldrens shue.
 Ladies irerch kid button shoe. opera toe, si00
 Ladies kid ioNe,: button shoe, very stylish, S2oo Ladies American kid button, good style, $lI5.
 Ladies Anne rioan kid newpor, button sl25.
 Ladies American kid newport ,ie. Sl25
 Ladies American kid opera slippers, $l2l
 Mi~Se- American kid newpor, button, Sl00.
 Misses American < i'd newport tie, Slo go. Infants shoe. from 60 cents to SI.Oo \ good stock oi bows shoes from Si 25 uIwar,i-.
 tf Mas D. J. SULLIVAN. BAumann. ic,.-cold Soda Water is very highly spoken oi; he manufac- tures II himself, as he does his Syrup-
 72S Try Cream Soda for sale at all saloons. il3 Sweet henzine removes spots, stains and grease from silks, velvet., cloths, lace and muslin, without injury, for .le a, Dr. Rohins,ns drug store.
 Cream Soda manufactured al the Prescott Boiling Works. For sale by all liquor dealers jl3 Cream Soda l. the finest drink of the age For safe al all saloons. il3 Fresh stock of drugs, patent medl- cines and toilet articles, just received s, Dr. Rohinson's drug store. G Orders for Ice Cream promptly filled by Baumaun. 7-3 lee Cream and ices always on hand at Baumanu,. 7a3 To keep c,,ol" % to Baumann's and partake oi his lee Cream or Soda Water. 123 Large assortment of Diamond dyes. tolle; soaps and patent medicins, just received at Dr. Robinson's drug store. Eastern prices and don't forget II Delicious iiuIt drops and tablets al Dr. Rohin-ons drug store. Try them. q Take your Repairing to '. foisy. the Practical Matchmaker All work war r.inted Shop Tn Dr Lincoln's Drug Store. l6;f Try the fruit drcpe and tablets, just received a, Dr. Robinsons drug store. B4umauas Steam Ice Cream freezer l. kept running every day during this warm weather I23
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

N B. Long. 8 well known >tockman from Stoddard. left for home to-day, after a couple of day> visit io the Capi- ta' city
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Judge Barnes. al Tucson. has decided Ill favor ot Berger. 'he man ejecied from the San Nav.er reservation. by In- dian Agent Wheeler, d year or more ago. The people hold their location
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
STARTLING .ashOOsCEMENI,

J. l.. Fisher is now located in his new ir,l tulhng, southwest corner of th lsza, snd i. prepared with his immense stock oi merchandise 10 supply his old and new customers .st wholessle o' re tail.
 He imports Flour, Grain, Sugar, Coal Oil, Canned Goods and Meats by the car load, and is consequently in position to cut and keep cutting with the cutters
 He delivers goods free Of charge. and has Fresh Coffee ground every morning Baled Hay always on hand.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Our Jure Weather.

From a meteorological summary, kindly furnished Us by E. ". French observer United States army. at Whpplr Bar racks, We compile the l.llowin-
 Mean temperature .----.- o3 = Highest ten perature. 23d T Q Lowest temperature, 10th 3j 6 Monthly range of temperature 6l i Greatest daily range ol temp,ri-
 ture. r. g Least daily range ottslnpcrature l9 2 Mean daily range oltempcrature 34 {
 Mean temperature for this month in
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Don't be afraid to eat Baumauu'- lee Cream, for our leading Phy-.cians not only endorse II. but also order II largely for their family tables. 13}
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Dice.

HoLLSGswoRTH-ln In Tempe June 2l John R. HollingswoTth, nitive of south Carolina, aged 69 years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Uni, morning tu4t .t Was being erected for tne pnrlo,, ul pulling up tine old well iherv. winch .~ considered danger ou~
 Mc->r-. i9uut and spear are con structing hay stacking derrick on the south side oi the plaza, ip, = Reese oi Chino valley lis c. be used in connection with the Moves having toCl,, aud a, s labor saver ], great success. The attention of stockmen i- partic- ticularly invited ,o the resolutions adopted oy the Cochiee county live stock association. The question of 8 territorial live stock association Is one oi vital importance ,o tie stock men oi thi- territory and should receive immc- i!ate consideration from them
 The Mouave County Miner ,ell, of a new game which ], very popular iu Kngman l. is called "hy lo9" and l. played by placing two Jumps If sugar about two feet apar, and waiting for the first tly To light on one oi them. The player wins whatever the stakes happen to be- Or fl desired 3, can be reversed and lr>t hy bose. Drinks or cigars usually form tha wager and when th, iickle fly j. circliug around trying to make up Ais mind which lump to light on, the sport Is said [, grow q'Iite exciting.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

Baumann keeps the best Cigars in Prescott 493
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Born.

BARRows-In New York City, July 3d, to the wife of Dr C. .. Barrows, son.
 SCHLEICHER-ln Prescott. July 5th, ,isS5 to the wife oi C. C. Schleicher. a son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

An exchange ly> that the adverti- sing columns of d newspaper are the dnser-board> oi trade They indicate just what your bushes i> from d busi- ness point ri view. It's prosperity, a- a place o trade. can be accurately com : pulci lay ,hrewl business man who scans the advertising columns oi your paper. Bu,iGe>> advertisements do more to build up place and make it noticeable abroad than anything else Take paper. well filled with >howy bu- >ine~> advertisements, and 1t l. safe he, that enterprising business men are iu control oi i;- mercantile affairs, and also ,bat the place must be good
 trading point A free advertiser not 'nly benefits hi- trade and the printer, but helps his town. county and state.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

The examination oi Giiliauia. an h. dian, charged with an assault wish in- tent to commit rape on young girl oi Yuma. was held before Justice l.. T Burr oi the police, ca Monday iIoin- ing last Alter a careful hearing of the case, Judge Burr bound 'be priso- ner over to appear before the grand IurV
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06
Married

CoNovER-CAMrBEL- Willbox. June 23d, F.. F. Conover Co Miss Martha Campbell. ty Justice Nichols
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-06

". II. Webber, formerly oi this place was recently married L. Miss Nellie Hauser, oi Los Angeles.